Textual Power: Literary Theory and the Teaching of English by Robert Scholes

Textual Power is the first book on my list, because it was one of the books I did not particularly value reading in class. Scholes' writing style reminds me of Elbow, so plowing through his prose seemed a bit arduous but the contents, on second reading, reminds me a bit of Rosenblatt, so I'll read her books next and see if I can find correlations between them. I was hoping that I could link my documents somehow but it looks as if I'll need to copy and paste them; will investigate to see if there is an easier way. I like that I can post photos and film--but am mystified why text documents are excluded.